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North Brookaville.

North Brooksville.
The committee on music at the M. E.
church have engaged the services of Mrs.
Henry W. Colt as organist, for the coming
year.
The community have been made glad by
the arrival of DIR. Lewis Robinson OF
Hampden, who intends to locate in West
Brooksville. He is at present boarding at
N. A Halves, but will move his family here
as soon as the river opens.
Mrs Eliza Jones, who has been sick so
long, is now getting better. She is attend
ed by DR.. Grindle.
The scarlet fever seems to be making
rapid progress in town. | think If people
would be little more cautious, the disease
would soon be checked.
The Sabbath school will hold an Easter
concert in the NJ. f. church next Sunday
evening.
The work is progressing finely in repair
ing the schooner A. T. Haynes, owned by
Capt. David Dodge, who is making thor
ough repairs. JACHiN.
April 10.
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In Board Of Mayor and Aldermen.

SPECIAL MEETING. April II, ISL
Mayor in the chair
Aldermen present, Cook, Jordan, Morrison,
staples and Moran.
Resotred-That for the purpose OF renewing and
extending such portion Of the bonded indebted
ness of the city Of Ellsworth AS natures june |,
ls that the city treasurer be and hereby is auth
orized and instructed 10 issue new bonds OF the
CITY of Ellsworth, in sums not less than one hun
drcd dollars each, with coupons attached for the
payment of the interest at rate not to exceed
four per cent. per annum, payable semi-annuay
and both principal and interest payable at the city
Treasurer Office in said Ellsworth The bonds so
issued shall not exceed in the aggregate the sum
Of thirteen thousand five hundred dollars and
shall bear date June !. 1857, and be payable
at the option of the city after years, and within
twenty years from said first day OF June, 1857.
Each bond so issued shall be signed by the city
Treasurer and counter-signed by the Mayor with
the seal of the city and the coupons to be signed
By the Treasurer alone, or the name of the Treas
urer may be engraved or Autographed thereon.
The city Treasurer with the approval of the Mayor
shall negotiate the sale of said bonds
Approved April IL, 1887.
H. b. MASON, Mayor.
The foregoing resolve having had two several
readings was passed under suspension of the
rules and was approved by the mayor
Attest-A. B. WALKER, Clerk.
VIM j. Connick'was elected measurer Of wood
and bark.
Petition OF F. b. Aiken and others for an cleo
trio street light Oak street was referred to the
committee on streets to report at the next meeting
Of the board
Voted to adjourn.
Attest A. B. WALKER, Clerk.
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WHO WILL YOUCH FORITl

If one could believe one-hundredth part Of
what people say in praise of Johnsop's Ano-
dyne Liniment, it would be an easy matter ap-
parently to maintain good health to extreme
old age. Now here are three certificates re-
Gently sent US. We don't vOuch for them, but
it seems probable that the statements made are
true, as the parties could have no interest in
publishing anything except to benefit fellow
sufferers.
South Windham, Vt.
have never sold any of your medicine, but
have been using it in my family, We reserve
the remainder for future use. and send pay for
all. We use Johnson's AnOdyne Eminent for
nasal wash for catarrh. and we are delighted
with it. We had tried almost everything
recommended for catarrh, but find JohnsOn's
Anodyne Lfniment far superior to any yet
used. l used it with common dOuche. ac-
cording to your direction.
Bronchitis.
Island Shoals, Ga, Eep. 8. 1885.
Gents:-Your 4obnson's Anodyne Liniment
ID tpe best thing have ever seen. believe it
saved my husbands life. Last year he was
suffering intense agony with bronchitis, and
used 1t as you directed. 1t gave him relief in
few minutes. Yours,
ELIZABETH SANpERs,
Fearn Springs, Miss.
DIR. I. s, johnson = Notwithstanding my
prejudite against proprietary medicines, am,
In justice to you, compelled to acknowledge
that JOhnsOn's AnOdyne Lniment excels
anything that ever tried for the diseases It IS
recommended to cure. Experience has taught
me the above lesson. VIM. A. HAGGARb.
Fadv.] ''s'i =
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West BroOksviIle.

West BroOksviIIe.
Born to Capt. and Mrs. Geo. stevens,
the 25th inst, daughter.
Our schoolhouse is being painted and
kalsOmined inside.
The packet schooner Banner" makes
regular trips to and from Belfast, touching
at Wassons wharf.
DR.. Robinson Of Hampdep, is in town
and we hear that he is to settle here
Schooner Louisa Smith sailed for Bel
fast Friday, where she will be taken on
the marine railway and be repaired,
Miss Nellie NJ. Halves, head milliner at
Mrs. |. \. Gardner's. Castine, has gone to
Boston to get the spring styles of MILL
merry.
April 2 You've AMERICA
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A little girl in this city, five years OF age,
recently made the following remark Ia het
mother, which, we think, would compare very
favorably, to say'the least, with some Of the
theology taught in the schools: Mamma, il
our bodies die and are buried in the ground,
what is it that goes to Heaven, our feelings?
1 shall always love you and that will 60 to
Heaven, won't it, mamna"' ,
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tRAND JURY.

james c. Saunders, Foreman, Orland;
Lincoln {. Bragdon, Franklin;
Edward L. Brady. Ellsworth
Isaac Britton, Bucksport:
Galen Cousins. BROOKLYN;
John F. Gray, Sedgwick;
A. 0. Gross, Deer Isle;
Arthur b. Kingsley, Gouldsboro;
Moses Littiefield, Penobscot;
VIM. b. Mitchell, Ellsworth:
John VI. Mckinney, Surry;
Charles B. Nichols. Brooksville;
Charles T. Peters, Bluehill;
Maurice 2. Rich. fremont;
Austin Saunders, Bucksport;
Thaddeus S. Somes, Mt. Desert;
George Wescott, Castine.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
Daniel II. Eppes, Foreman, Ellsworth
Isaac NJ. A lien. Sedgwick;
Robert j. Blodgett, Brooksville;
Frederic A. Curtis, Bucksport;
Henry Clark. fremont;
John d. Crimmin. Eastbrook;
Ambrose A. Colt, Swans Island;
Bloomfield Higgins, Eden;
George G. Hall, Brooklin;
W. L. Hussey. Amherst;
Geo. Z. King, LamOine;
Addison Z. Little, Bucksport.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
Seth Webb. Foreman, Deer Isle;
William j. Lord, Sullivan;
Ezra G. Mason, Mt. Desert;S
George Fl. Moon, Hancock;
Geo. W. Mason, Orland;
Robert Mullan, Ellsworth;
Albert S. Penny. Mariaville;
E. b. Wyman, Ellsworth;
Joseph Fl. Wescott, Surry;
Robert Wescott. Penobscot;
Stephen Wescott. Bluehill;
Talbot s. Workman, Gouldsboro.
SUPPLEMENTARY.
Ambrose Springer, Franklin.
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Wedding Bells.

1t was pleasant party which met at the ST.
Joseph's Catholic church in this city, ON Mon
day morning last, to witness the marriage Of
Mr.. Edward l.. Drummy of this city and
Miss Mary O'Connor of Washington, D. c.
The marriage ceremony was performed in
a very felicitous and impressive manner by
Rev. Father Butler. The happy couple hay-
ing solemnly plighted their vows at the altar
left the church TO the music of wedding
march played by Miss Nancy NJ. Dutton. They
bore with them into the joys and duties Of
welded life the congratulations and best
wishes Of their numerous friends aud relatives.
The AMERICAN wishes them much happiness.
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Rrooks'illa.

BrookSllle.
Lincoln Closson, Elmer Caudage and AL
mon Gray have gone 10 sullivan.
Arson Closson is sharpening on WILDER
Billings quarry.
Levan Carter of No. Sedgwick has moved
into the house owned and lately occupied
by Asa Candage.
j. b. Perkins is in Penobscot visiting
his relatives.
Fred Tapley of West Brooksville, is to
teach the winter term of school in district
No. 3.
Miss Olive Hooper is quite ill., She is
attended by DIR. Wasgatt of Sedgwlck,
Mrs. Frank Eaton has been sick but is
better now.
Mr. Otis Herrlck of Brooklin, was in
town Wednesday |. c.
April s.
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East BluehilI.

East BIuehiII.
An adjourned school meeting was held
here on the LIST inst. The most interesting
topic was the location for a school house.
After several places had been rejected, the
meeting voted by more than a two-thirds
majority, to instruct the building COM
mittee to purchase a lot of not less than
one half nor more than one acre, on
a piece of rising ground, just in the edge
of the village. The location is a good
one. The people of this district have been
some time in making up their minds to
build new school house, but now having
concluded to build one, they intend to
have one that will be commensurate with
the needs of the district and credit to
the village. There will be available
about $1,000 after paying for ard grading
the lot.
Prank Cousins has a raft of four hun
dred logs ready to be towed to Long
Island where they will be used in the con
struction of wharf at the landing of the
new granite quarry which will soon be
worked by McCulister, Brown and Couch.
Capt. F. ID. Long has his schooner,
the Baltimore ready for business. He
will do a general freighting business to
Rockland and intermediate points.
Mrs. S. Jennie Staples will leave next
week for Lynn, Mass, on visit to her
sister.
-Jewett Herrick is in very poor health,
but manages to do odd jobs. and saw
some wood. Recently he took contract
to saw seven cords of wood for +. {.
Long. On the 9th inst, just after he had
begun his work, he was surprised and
somewhat bcwildered to see two men
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Harvey D. HadIock.

familiar figure about the streets OF Port
land, is missed-the poudercus form, leouine
head and coat-skirt- almost sweeping the
ground, OF Harvey u. Hadlock, Esq. the great
technical lawyer, iIadlock. when he was in
Maine, was the most imposing in appearance
OF Maine'> professional men. He sailed among
his fellow, on the street like a 100 gun man-of-
war in a crowd Of fishing smack>. He WAS in
Boston at last accounts. His tumble into In
-alv4nay l. a u."ttar Of ror-nt hi-toIy. q. ..
Cook. Esq, has been appointed his assignee.
Mr.. Cook tells :ue that Hadlock owes $500 in
Portland. The First National Bank has a
mortgage on his library for $1,000. The Fal-
mouth Hotel puts in a board bill Of 81 400.
Hadiock recently told his assignee that be
would get over $500. 900 out OF his knibbs
valve suit in New York and then would come
to Portland and divide his pot with his cred-
tors.
A good story j. told Of sometime cncount-
er between Hadlock and Congressman Mil
liken. They were chatting each other humor-
ously one evening.
"Hadlock," said Milliken, I'D like to swap
half my brains for half YOUR paunch.'
You'd make an awful good trade said the
Portland wit.--ErchdHge.
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Bucklen's Arnica <alye.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for I ut~.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, salt Rhcum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands. Chilb'oln>,
Corn, and All skin Eruption~, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t i quar-
antred to give perfect satisfaction, Ur money
refunded. Price p cents per hoN. For SALE
BY @ A pnrrhrr
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Gard Of Thanks.

The committee in charge Of the fair At Hap az
sire to return thanks to the public for their
generous patronage, to Miss Nancy NJ. Dutton,
who SO acceptably presided at the plano, 10
Mrs. NJ. j, Leonard of Bangor, under whose
direction the tableaux were presented, and to
the several committees in charge of the tables.
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Astine.

tAstlne
Schooner ID. +. Patchin, which has
been laid up all winter bent her sails and
started for southern Bay on Friday for
a load of brick
Mrs John Coombs died Thursday
morning, April :. Mrs. Coombs has been
sick all winter and her death has been ex
pectcd for some time.
The new lighthouse keeper, Mr. Colt,
arrived in town Friday Mr. Colt has had
charge of the Mark Island Lighthouse.
Mr., Geo Webb who resigned charge of
the lighthouse at Dice's Head, is to move
to Cape Elizabeth, Me.
Saturday, April ?, We had the .cvere,t
storm of the season, and the heaviest one
for the time Of year that was ever known
in Castine by the oldest inhabitant
Apr. 3. PHILLIs.
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Among the recent postal route changes Is
the following: Route 461. Sedgwick to sar-
cen;yille Leave Sedgwick daily, except Sun
DAYS. at P. NJ, or on arrival OF ma'l from
glueh;Il Arrive at safgeDtyilie m thirty
minutes. Leave Sargentville daily. except
SUNDAYS. at :45 P. NJ. or on arrival of mail
from Penobscot Arrive at Sedgwick in thirty
minutes.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

ExPLANATIoN.-The rank is on scale Of
1000. A rank Of az least 90 is required ID
each study, otherwise the deiinauentis Soon
dirioued" in the deficient study or studies. In
department. below IS is unsatisfactory; be-
low 80 is bad. The roll Of honor comprises
the names of those having a rank Of at least
900, with 80 or more in department.
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Active, Pushing and Reliable.

G.. A. Parcher can always be relied upon to
carry in stock the purest and best goods, aud
sustain the reputation Of being active pushing
and reliable. by recommending articles with
well established merit and such as are popular.
Having the agency for the celebrated Or.
Kings New Discovery for consumption, colds
and coughs. will sell it on positive guarantee.
1t will surely cure any and every affection Of
throat. lungs or chest, and in order to prove
our claim, we ask YOU to call and get Trial
Bottle Free.
Always avoid harsh puygatWe p,fs. They
first make you sick aud then leave you consti-
pated. CATERS Little Liver Pills regulate the
bowels and make You well. Dose, one pill.
For sale by S. D. Wiggin.
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c. W. Corners returned from Gloucester,
Mass, last week, where he has been to look at
q steam lighter which he and company Of
Bar llarbor gentlemen propose 10 buy. She is
vessel that will carry $1,000 feet OF lumber
and will cost $3.50 Her principal business
will be transporting sand and granite from
sullivan to this place. Mr.. Corners has
worked up quite a business in this line and AS
the principal consumers OF this material are to
be owners in the steam lighter, he i not liable
TO have much competition much-needed
steam pile-driyer will be attached 10 this boat
and as there is not another one this side OF
Rockland it will be in great demand The
company will be known the Frenchman's
Bay Steam Lighter and Pile Driving Co., and
the lighter will be commanded by Capt. David
Connor.- Record.
A new steamer is TO take the place OF the
steamer Queen City in the Bangor & Bar Har-
Dor Company's business this season. She will
do all OF the Saturday night work and will
doubtless be kept busy with excursions. The
Queen City has been good boat on the route
but this one will be newer and faster.-C0m
meFcial
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Whosesale and Retail
Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have been
selling DR.. Kings New discovery, Electric
Btters and BuckRns Arnica Salye for two
years, Have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or give such universal satisfaction,
There have been some wonderful cures eff
fected by these medicines ip this city. Several
cases of pronounced Consumption have been
entirely cured by use of few bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by G. A. Parcher.
All sufferers with such chronic ailments
as liver disease, dyspepsia. blood diseases,
cough, consumption (scrofula Of the lungs,
kindred diseases should know that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" Is their best
friend in such deep affection. It comes to
soothe, alleviate and cure.
JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE Is univer-
sally approved by those who use II for its adj
mirable cleansing properties and the relief it
affords in washing clothes. Sold by grOcers
everywhere.
-Salyatine surpasses all other remedies for
Rheumatism and its antecedent and resultant
malades. Geo. II. Mcleod, so Harvard So,
Charlestown, Mass, sufferer for many years
with Rheumatism and Neuralgia, was cured
by Salvatine.
CALDWELL SWEET & Bros,
Propretors,
Bangor, Me.
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According to the report of the Ellsworth
High school, for the term ending March %,
1897, the following are the class leaders, with
their rank in study and department: Senior
class, Alice S. Moore, 990-1O0; second class,
Annie C. Emery, 997-loo; third class, Clio NJ.
Chilcott. ss7-lOo; fourth class, Hoyt A: Moore,
9s2-lO0
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Mr.. r. W. Ford has opened a fruit and
confectionery stand in the store lately occupied
by Mr.. C. c. Young. Main street, and by
strict adherence to business, hopes to merit .
share of the public patronage.
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Whom Baby was sick We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child she cred for astoria,
When she became Miss she chung to Castora,
Whom sbs had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Take a D. X, and be 0. X, See al.

Take one of Carter's Little Liver Pills af-
ter eating, it will relieve dyspepsia, aid dlges-
ton, give tone and yigor to the system. They
make one feel rs though life was worth living.
For sale nv : u Wiuuin
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THEY WILL NOT DN LIE.

Those who once take DR.. Perce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets will never consent to use
any other cathartic. They are pleasant to take
and mild in their operation. Smaller than or
binary pills and inclOsed in glass vials: virtues
unimpared. BY druggists.
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Sup. Jud. Court April Term, 1887.
JOHN A. PETERS. Chief Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT.

JOHN A. PETERS. Chief Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT.
II. B. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
o. +. FELLOWS. County Attorney.
RUEL SMITH. Stenographvr.
ID. l.. FIELDS. sheriff.
J. r.. FORD, Messenger.
DEPUTIES.
l.. F. Hooper, Brooklin;
John r. Rea. Castine;
A. X. DevereuX. Ellsworth;
Pearl b. Day. Ellsworth;
X. K. JOY, Gouldsboro.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
A. +. Burnham, B. T. Sowle, A. W. King,
Geo. P. Dutton, John B. Redmsn, A. 7. Wis
well, II. f. Hamlin, l.. A. Wyman, II. NJ.
Hall, Jr., Ellsworth; l.. b. Deasy, W. p. Fos-
ter. joint. Higgins Bar Harbor III. A. Trip,
Bluehill o. f. Fellows, Judge o. P. Cunning
ham, Bucksport; Geo. NJ. Warren. Castine;
c. A. Spoford. Deer Isle; VIM. Freeman,
Cherryfeld.
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DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH.

When the skin is very tough and hard, and
the folI, lie is apparently etfectually closed the
single strength Will sometimes fail TO reach
the parpilla in such cases the double or triple
strength should be used In connection with the
single using them alternately.
Price, Single strength S1.00; Double strength
$500; Triple strength, $500. II your drug
gists have not got 1t we will send 1t prepaid on
receipt OF price.
BENTON HAIR GROWER co.
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then choose Happy Thought 1t viii suit your
taste, it will appeal 10 your Judgment the best
Plug Tobacco you ever tried. lIon't let your pref
udices waive your judgment, but use the Wave
Line Plug for the-e reasons; 1t Is made from
carefully selected leaf, superior in favor and
"naI'r' = cc.lldr p,ugs; nom novei shape Is
broken. not cut when sold in small pieces, and
dealers eell it, or viii g, H. because you van! il
IgT30nr1ncT
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MIR. New Nur.
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Attest "A. B. WALKER, Clerk.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-17
MARKETS BY APu.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Feb, 1G, noou.--Consois, 100 1918,
p. In.-Consols, 100 ll-lGfor money, 100 10 10
for account.
NEW YORK. Feb. I6. noon.--stocks dun and
rather heavy. Money easy at 5,O1i per cent
EXchange-long. 81 s51s(0i $3.50; snort. 81 $751;
0Di SSl4. state bonds duh. Government bonds
duh put steady.
$500 p. m.-Excrangc dull but steady at
81 obt0pi 80. Money easy aJ 2(Og4 per cent. Sub
Treasury Ualances-Gold. $l32.75I, 900: cur
rencv. SlI.0d3.0C0. Government bonds dull and
heuvy; four per cents. 1854: three per cents
1909. State ponds dad buC steady.
TO-day's STOCK market was again eXtraordi-
narlly dull. with trading almost entirely pro-
fesslonal, and fluctuations. with few excep-
lions, confined within IA range OF less than
per cent. Jersey Central. Reading, Union
Pacific and Richmond Terminal monopolized
a large proportion OF the days transactions
and all Of the interest taken in speculation
only. The outside influence in the market
was small purchasing for London account.
Jersey Central was the special feature, 10, OO0
shares OF borrowed stock being called in, and
an influential brokerage house had q large
block transferred TO their name, VIII CHI caused
a rush OF shorts IN that stock to cover. A ma
teral advance was established and main
tanned TO the close. Union Pacific was again
conspicuOusly weak, and WAS Joined by tho
Richmond Terminal. Both OF these stocks,
however steadied late Ia the day. The dis
position OF foreigners TO buy made strong
opening this morning. and advances over last
evenings closing prices ranged up to n per
cent Trading was extremely dun. nut the
covering OF shorts established slight advances
during the forenoon. hese were after wards
lost. but fluctuations were so small that tho
market was entirely without character. The
close was very dull. but about steady, at in
significant changes from the opening. Total
sales $4,000 shares. The following are the
closing quotations:
Ala.classA, 2t0 70 .losl< New Orleans Pa
Ala.class Is, S.. ia oine. Let mort. 50
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EMOR ANDA.

New York, Feb l4-Cleared. schrs Georgi.
eta Lawrence, Hawkins, Fernandina; Sarah
L Smith, Knott. Jacksonville.
Buenos Ayres. Jan 7-Sailed, bark Thor
yaldsen Nor, Olsen, Tybee.
Liverpool. Feb l3-Arrved, steamship Nor
folk (Brl. WOOlstOn, Savannah.
Rio Janeiro about Feb ll-Arrlved, bark
Verona (Brj, Dix, Brunswick, Ga.
Charleston, Feb l2--Arrived. stmr Peerless,
Fozzard, jacksonville for Providence.
Richmond, Va, Feb l5-BelOw in tow, schr
John II TIngue. from Fernandina.
Vineyard Haven, Feb l2-Sailed, schr VIM
Il Drury. savannah.
Woods HOl Feb ia nchored of Nobska
schr Cyrus Hall, Coombs, from Brunswick for
Boston.
Pensacola. Feb 14-Arrved, banks Franklin
(Nor), MUntevideO; Florida Utal). Marchese,
Genoa; schr Grace Andrews. Andrews, As
pinwall.
Port ROYAL, Z, Feb I4-Arrved. steamer
Blue Jacket (Br). ebb. st Vincent
jacksonville Feb H-ArriYed stmr CITY of
Monticello, Creaser, Nassau, n p.
Cleared, schr Z b Smith. Payne, Port An
tonic, ia.
Arrived 18th, schr II A Dewitt, Delahanty,
Boston.
Key West. Feb 14-Arrlved, stmr Mascotte
Mckay, Havana.
Brunswick, Feb 4-Ceared, Dark Sibal
Nor, Hanger. Buenos Ayres.
Bull River. > Q. Feb l4-Arrived, sohr Chas
Young, COrson, Savannah.
Darien, Feb l4-Arrlved, schr Samuel b
Hubbard, Mehaffy, Charleston.
New York. Feb l6-ArriYed, stmrs Fthiopia
Glasgow; Spain, Liverpool; Scheidam, Am
sterdam.